Only about a month remains in the village’s leaf-pickup program, and at this rate there will be nothing much to suck up.
Only about a month remains in the village’s leaf-pickup program, and at this rate there will be nothing much to suck up.
L.A. story: eternal gratitude to that West Hollywood art house cinema for an introduction to Krzysztof Kieslowski’s “Dekalog.”
Builders seem driven by an investment mind-set, one that dismisses any sense of continuity and community scale in favor of more bedrooms, more square footage, and more amenities. Now a cross-section of East Hampton residents is demanding new limits.
How Fred Yardley and the lifeguards of Main Beach pioneered the best way to body surf.
Ann Welker for County Legislature has been a strong advocate for the environment. For county executive, Ed Romaine should be a steady hand.
It was a homecoming win all the more memorable for the fact that its attainment was the players’ gift to their coach and a gift to themselves.
Sea water temperature is projected to rise by .05 to .5 degrees Celsius per decade, with warming expected to be amplified in shallow coastal waters like ours.
Kathee Burke-Gonzalez will probably cruise into the supervisor’s office, David Lys will most likely hold onto his spot on the town board, and Tom Flight is the standout among the other candidates. But to provide constructive dissent, the G.O.P. must step up its game.
The adventures, follies, and disequilibrium of running on a treadmill.
David Filer can help guide Town Justice Court over the next four years as the community continues to change. For town trustee, two new faces in particular, Celia Josephson and Patrice Dalton, deserve election.
I’d been looking forward to Cormaria’s “Sunday supper” takeout offering for weeks.
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